What's better than a sleeping mask? One that's powered by Bluetooth giving you the ability to also listen to music or your favorite podcasts. Here are some of our favorites which happen to be sale during Amazon Prime Day.
Android has a lot of wonderful, wonderful perks, but this one saves my sanity every day, especially with the Galaxy S10.
Listen to music wirelessly, take calls hands-free, and more with this tiny device that is not just suitable for vehicles but also for most devices with an AUX input.
Gaming on Android typically requires you to settle for using touchscreen controls. However, some gracious game developers do take the time and effort to include support for Bluetooth gamepad.
Noise canceling headphones are great, and if you only have about $70 to spend, TaoTonics has one of the best solutions out there.
With headphone jacks slowly disappearing and the nuisance of tangled wires and adapters, it’s little wonder more and more people are going Bluetooth. Once you pair them, you can just grab them and go. Here's how!
Want to share your music or movie with a friend, but don’t want to share earbuds with them? Left your headphone splitter at home? Samsung is here to save the day with Dual Audio.
Everything you ever wanted to know about buying a pair of headphones from someone who buys way too many pairs of headphones.
Here’s how to pair your accessories with your Chromebook!
Qualcomm announced that more than 60 devices use its aptX HD codec, bringing more detailed music over a wireless connection.
Atari makes a hat now, and it's kind of amazing.
Pick up a Bluetooth tracker and keep tabs on your keys and any other household items that you may not want to lose.
Everything you wanted to know about smartphone audio but was afraid to ask.
What you need to know when all the audio chatter starts.
In a world where a 3.5mm headphone jack is on the verge of extinction, aptX HD can make a difference.
Bluetooth could be the standard that turns the internet of things into something we can care about.
Tricks learned writing the software for the Pixel can hopefully make Bluetooth faster, stronger, and better.
The Galaxy S8 and S8+ are the first phones with Bluetooth 5, which may not do much now but will be very important for getting ready for accessories in the future.
Connecting your phone to a Bluetooth car stereo can be uber convenient, but the autoplay feature for music streaming can be annoying for some folks. Here's how to quickly disable that feature.
Bluetooth 5, which will feature increased speed and range over the current specification, will be formally unveiled on June 16.